Nice reproduction of submachine gun, made of metal, with simulated mechanism for loading and firing, mobile safe cover, removable magazine and retractable stock with double position.
The M3 was an automatic submachine gun designed in 1941 by George Hyde, an experienced gunsmith in the German army during the First World War and who in 1927 emigrated to the USA. The weapon was commissioned by the USA Army because of the effectiveness of the European submachine guns such as the German MP, or the British Sten, and also because of the production and cost problems of the Thompson M1928A1.
ITEM NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION AND SWITZERLAND.
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The M3 was an automatic submachine gun designed in 1941 by George Hyde, an experienced gunsmith in the German army during the First World War and who in 1927 emigrated to the USA. The weapon was commissioned by the USA Army because of the effectiveness of the European submachine guns such as the German MP, or the British Sten, and also because of the production and cost problems of the Thompson M1928A1.
Nice full-size metal replica of the M3 'Grease Gun' submachine gun, with simulated loading and firing mechanism, mobile safe cover, removable magazine and retractable stock.
The M3 was designed in 1941 by George Hyde, an experienced gunsmith in the German army during the First World War who emigrated to the USA in 1927. The weapon was commissioned by the US Army because of the effectiveness of the German and British submachine guns in combat, not to mention the high production cost of the Thompson M1928A1 and its operating problems.
Weathered to enhance realism.
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Genuine 1944 canvas ammo pouch, manufactured by The Hinson Mfg. Co. , intended for M3 'Grease Gun' submachine gun 30-round magazines. Markings clearly visible: Case, Cal. .45 Sub M.G., Clip, D90242.
Designed to carry eight 30 round .45cal magazines. Constructed of heavy OD green water resistant canvas, each case comes with a steel lift-the-dot type snap, heavy web shoulder strap and integral web belt loop all heavily stitched for rugged structural support.
Complete with light OD straps; in very good overall condition.
Label shown in the last picture for illustration purposes is not included .
Reproduction of the small leather strap for US liner, model 1943. Green buckle and hardware. Piece of tanned calf's leather and creases run along the edges. Reverse side is rough, like the original chinstrap. Speedy rivet fastener manufactured by Scovill, USA.
USM1A1 folding stock carbine used by US paratroops, in metal and wood, delivered with magazine.
This replica fits in the canvas USM1A1 carbine case.
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Replica of the US Army HBT (Herring Bone Twill) OD 3 combat trousers.
Designed for protection against gases. These trousers with metal buttons and cargo pockets will be used as work clothes or as combat clothes.
Mauser 98k rifle. Wooden stock and metal parts. Identical in size. Works like a real one but doesn't fire anything. Perfect for reenactment.
ITEM NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION AND SWITZERLAND .
Nice reproduction of submachine gun, made of metal, with simulated mechanism for loading and firing, mobile safe cover, removable magazine and retractable stock with double position.
The M3 was an automatic submachine gun designed in 1941 by George Hyde, an experienced gunsmith in the German army during the First World War and who in 1927 emigrated to the USA. The weapon was commissioned by the USA Army because of the effectiveness of the European submachine guns such as the German MP, or the British Sten, and also because of the production and cost problems of the Thompson M1928A1.
ITEM NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION AND SWITZERLAND.
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